Professional Documents
Culture Documents
- Implemented by:
1. Job order production
2. Mass production
-Examples:
1. Job order:
CPA firm,construction, catering, dll
2. Process cost:
Sugar, fertilizer, writing book industries,etc
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-Characteristics of JOCS company:
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- Calculation of JOCS is based on assumptions:
1. Order is identifiable easily / differ for
each product
2. Costs could be accumulated easily
- Costs are accumulated to calculate product
costs for each product.
- Source of document: Job Cost Sheet
- Factory Overhead is calculated based on
rate estimation.
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- To calculate the rate of FOH (est):
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- FOH Variance:
1. Over-applied
2. Under-applied
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Reasons to estimate FOH:
1. FOH cannot be measured precisely
2. The distribution of some FOH is un-
unequally within 1 year.
3. Most of utility bills are known at the end
of month
4. The buyer wants to know the selling price
at once, before the product is produced.
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Job-Order Cost Flow
Work in Process
Material (WIP)
Purchase of Direct Direct
material Material material
Indirect
material
Factory Overhead
Indirect
material
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Job-Order Cost Flow
Work in Process
Salary Payable (WIP)
Direct Direct
payroll material
Indirect Direct
payroll payroll
Overhead
Factory Overhead Applied to
Work in
Indirect Overhead Process
material Applied to Work in
Process
Indierct
payroll
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Job-Order Cost Flow
Work in Process
(WIP) Finished Goods
Direct
material Cost of Cost of Cost of
Goods Goods Goods
Direct Manufact Manufact Sold
payroll ured ured
Overhead
Applied
Cost of Goods Sold
Cost of
Goods
Sold
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wassalam
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